Command line arguments are as follows :-

• /cal - Calling Program *
• /chh - Daisy Chart Height *
• /chs - Daisy Chart Size *
• /chw - Daisy Chart Width *
• /com - Database is CSV File - .txt
• /con - Database is Accessed using ADO
• /csv - Database is CSV File - .csv
• /dat - Database is CSV File - .txt - No Names in First Row
• /dlt - Delete a Temporary Database on Exit
• /dlz - Delete a Temporary Template on Exit
• /dra - Draw a Daisy Chart
• /dwf - Daisy Window is Full Size
• /dwh - Daisy Window Height *
• /dwl - Daisy Window Left *
• /dwt - Daisy Window Top *
• /dww - Daisy Window Width *
• /exc - Excel File *
• /exl - Excel Layout *
• /exn & /exy - Excel Grid (yes/no)
• /exw - Excel Worksheet
• /exi - Exit After Draw/Print etc.
• /inp - Input Database *
• /mnf - Minimum Number of Fields in Each Database Record *
• /mxf - Maximum Field Width *
• /mxr - Maximum Number of Records *
• /nam - Database is CSV File - .txt - Names in First Row
• /nsr - Don't Save Anything in the Registry
• /pri - Print Daisy Chart
• /sdn & /sdy - Show Menu Draw (yes/no)
• /sen & /sey - Show Menu Help (yes/no)
• /sfn & /sfy - Show Menu File (yes/no)
• /shn & /shy - Show Help (yes/no)
• /shw - Help Width *
• /smn & /smy - Show Menu (yes/no)
• /son & /soy - Show Menu Options (yes/no)
• /sql - SQL Clause for ADO
• /srn & /sry - Show Menu Right (yes/no)
• /ssn & /ssy - Show Status (yes/no)
• /stn & /sty - Show Toolbar (yes/no)
• /sts - Toolbar Style *
• /svc - Copy Daisy Chart to Clipboard
• /svd - Add a Formatted Date to the Save Daisy Chart File - *
• /svf - Save Daisy Chart to File *
• /svn & /svy - Show Menu View (yes/no)
• /swn & /swy - Show Menu Draw Command (yes/no)
• /tan & /tay - Toolbar Adjust (yes/no)
• /tem - Drawing Template *
• /tit - Title *

1. Some command line arguments from previous versions of Daisy have been discontinued or are no longer needed.

2. Arguments shown with an asterisk (*) require an argument.

3. For more details on individual arguments use Add... in the Daisy Opener, which gives full details on every argument as it is created.

See Daisy Opener - Command Line Arguments Syntax in the Help for more details.